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Contact points for how other Churches in Kent are working Together Ecumenical Events in Sevenoaks District

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Welcome to the Home Page of
Churches Together
in Sevenoaks and District

Facilities and Service Times at our churches

Some items of current interest:
        New!   CTSD's Latest Newsletter (January 2009) (PDF, ~300kB)  Annual Report for 2008  (PDF, ~300kB)
        SAYT Quiz Evening - Sat 7th March 2009;      Signed Church Services in Kent for Deaf People  (PDF format)  
        Group for Social Concern's latest Newsletter (August 2008, ~700kB in PDF format) 
        Alpha Training;  Seven Week Course: Counselling Skills for Pastoral Care;    Prayer topics (PDF format);
        Facilities and Service Times of local Churches  (150 kB download as PDF;  NB it is designed to be printed on 
          14x8.5 inch paper, though your copy of Acrobat Reader should be able to re-scale to A4, albeit with smaller print)
        CTSD Literature Project 2007 (and 2006)    Befriending Group launched     Alpha Coordinator (new from Feb 2008)
            

Who / What we are

Christian Churches in the area around Sevenoaks, Kent, UK who are united in pilgrimage, and who acknowledge God's revelation in Christ, confess the Lord Jesus as God and Saviour according to the Scriptures, and in obedience to God's will and in the power of the Holy Spirit commit themselves

  • to seek a deepening of their communion with Christ and with one another in the Church, which is his body; and

  • to fulfil their mission to proclaim the Gospel by common witness and service in the world.

Our Links

We are linked to the wider Churches Together movement through Churches Together in Kent

We also maintain close links with various local Bodies in Association, including:-

Select here to see our prayer topics - including a daily prayer plan

Select here for Contact People (Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer)

Parts of this site were last updated on  08 January 2009

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